Boston - 2016-06-04 - Battery Park - Sioux City torrent

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Boston
8:00 PM (Scheduled), 8:30 PM (Actual Start)
Saturday, June 4, 2016
Battery Park
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Sioux City, Iowa, USA

Band Lineup:

Tom Scholz (lead and rhythm guitar, bass, keyboards, percussion, backing vocals)
Gary Pihl (rhythm and lead guitar, keyboards, backing vocals)
Curly Smith (drums, percussion, harmonica, backing vocals)
Jeff Neal (drums, percussion, backing vocals)
Tommy DeCarlo (lead vocals, keyboards, percussion)
Tracy Ferrie (bass guitar, backing vocals)
Beth Cohen (keyboards, vocals, rhythm guitar)


Setlist:

01. The Star Spangled Banner/4th Of July Reprise
02. Rock & Roll Band
03. Smokin'
04. Feelin' Satisfied
05. Peace Of Mind
06. Foreplay/Long Time Tease
07. Cool The Engines
08. We're Ready
09. Higher Power
10. I Think I Like It
11. Don't Look Back
12. Something About You
13. Amanda
14. Jam
15. More Than A Feeling
16. Tom Scholz Guitar Solo/Jam
17. To Be A Man
18. Don't Be Afraid
19. Walk On/Walk On (Some More)
20. Foreplay/Long Time
21. Used To Bad News
22. Party

Runtime: 01 hour, 57 minutes, 33 seconds
Size On Disc: 15.0 GB (16,162,029,568 bytes)


Recording Comments:
I recorded this from about 25 feet back to the right of the stage. I technically had an assigned seat but chose to stand up in the aisle to record. I also video recorded this in 1920x1080p with my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. I've shared this audio and the video separately instead of just releasing the video. Due to video recording this show, I didn't take any pictures during it. The pre and post show pictures included with this were taken with my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge at 12 megapixels.

Recording "Proof" Comments:
On track 12, "Something About You" at 4:26-4:30, Tommy DeCarlo says, "Sioux City, thank you so much, so much, you guys are awesome tonight". There are several other mentions throughout the recording to "Sioux City".

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